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Contractor policy agenda advanced by key stakeholders at PCG seminar
Contractors’ priorities were debated by stakeholders at a PCG event in London yesterday attended by ContractorCalculator CEO Dave Chaplin.
�ade at this PCG seminar in understanding what the contracting sector has to do in order to communicate more rea�
Category: News | Fri, 12 Jun 2009

Contractors should welcome 'flexicurity'
The European Confederation of Private Employment Agencies announces approval of the concept of 'flexicurity,' a combination of flexible employment and security which the European Commission is trying to develop.
�ntractors across Europe, feels the same way. What Contracting and Temporary Work Do ''Temporary agency work pro� �e broken down into four main components: flexible contracts, comprehensive lifelong learning strategies, meas�
Category: News | Thu, 09 Aug 2007

Contractors face continued european threat, PCG says
The TUC is still supporting the wrong version of the European Directive on Temporary Workers, and it's time they saw the light.
�t our industry needs, and the continued growth of contracting here surely proves that beyond a shadow of a doub�
Category: News | Wed, 12 Sept 2007

House supports UK contracting industry in debate on agency workers
The Government has prevented the enactment of the Agency Workers Bill.
�to be passed, it would brutally raise the cost of contracting for most businesses. EU Threat Also Confronted Th�
Category: News | Fri, 22 Feb 2008

Exclusive: MOD 11-month rule raises uproar with contractors and agencies
The Ministry of Defence has imposed a rule that forbids contractors who work through agencies from staying on the job longer than 11 months. Agencies and contractors are in uproar.
�p. ''Tribunals will look carefully at the written contracts in place between the parties, and will usually im� �individuals engaged by the MOD through commercial contract action are not expected work over 11 months - thi�
Category: News | Mon, 17 Mar 2008

Interview: shadow defence secretary liam fox slams mod contractor policy
Conservative Shadow Defence Secretary Liam Fox told Contractor Calculator that the MoD's 11-month rule ''had budget restraints written all over it.''
�clearly unfair to the agencies and breaches their contracts. For Fox, this is typical of the way in which the�
Category: News | Thu, 20 Mar 2008

We need the contractor migrants
East European migrants who came here to work are leaving the UK in droves. Far from being a threat to UK contractors, they have filled necessary gaps in the labour
�e might wonder if migrants have any effect on the contracting industry. No Threat, Just Promise There's always�
Category: News | Mon, 07 Apr 2008

Contractors should get their finances in shape to survive the credit crunch
With household budgets tighter and prospects for lower contract rates what should contractors be thinking about to prepare themselves for any period of slower economic growth?
�-empt potentially lower earnings or times between contracts." Get the most from your savings! There is one gr�
Category: News | Fri, 16 May 2008

Contractor doctor keeps solving problems
Our Contractor Doctor has had a great month of problem-solving for you. Don't hesitate to use this free service from Contractor Calculator.
�ou Have A Problem When you have a problem in your contracting, send your question to our Contractor Doctor colu� �With Renewal Kay, an IT contractor, had signed a contract with a below-market rate when she started on a cl�
Category: News | Tue, 20 Nov 2007

Green calls contracting loophole for illegal immigrants ''preposterous''
In an interview with ContractorCalculator, Conservative Shadow Minister for Immigration Damian Green said that allowing illegals to work as contractors ''preposterous.''
�, there is no employment relationship between the contracting parties. We understand that to apply a requiremen� �did not prevent them from signing up illegals to contracts for services. Several lawyers specialising in emp� �convicted.'' ''Where an individual enters into a contract for a service, there is no employment relationshi�
Category: News | Thu, 17 Jan 2008

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